Offshore Professionals in Macaé Requested by Imetame

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/05/2019 at 18:48

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Opportunities Were Announced on May 9 and 11 by Imetame, Whose Purpose Is to Operate in Maintenance and Planning for Technical-Level Positions

Two more vacancies updated by Imetame through its offshore base in Macaé, both updated and with ongoing selection processes. The positions are for electricians and monitoring and control technicians, naturally to meet offshore contracts in the Campos Basin, just as it did in the last selection process, which you can check here afterwards.

Offshore Electrician

Professional with a technical degree in electrical engineering or electromechanics
2 years of experience in the role
NR-10 course with a workload of 40 hours
Explosive Atmosphere Course
Rescue Training
PROMINP or ABRAMAN qualification

Offshore Technician

Activity: Monitoring and Control Technician
Education in any industrial technical area
At least 1 year of proven experience in the role on CTPS
Primavera Course
Rescue Course
Desirable experience in APLAT system and Daily Work Report

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Emphasizing that the two positions listed above are for offshore vacancies and all duties must be fulfilled for there to be real chances of contact.

Interested? Then send your resumes to gestaodetalentos.macae@imetame.com.br by May 17, it’s important to put the name of the position you are applying for in the subject of the message and to inform that you are from the city of Macaé.

If these vacancies do not match your profile, there will still be the possibility of competing for one of the 500 vacancies that will be made available by a Chinese company that has just won a contract with Petrobras and will be setting up in the city. You can better understand this milestone by accessing the article here and prepare for latent opportunities!

Offshore Professionals in Macaé Requested by Imetame

Opportunities Were Announced on May 9 and 11 by Imetame, Whose Purpose Is to Operate in Maintenance and Planning for Technical-Level Positions

Offshore Electrician

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